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A Prostate Cancer Survivor’s Guide to Impotence and Incontinence
Canadian Cancer Survivor Network
About the webinar: Impotence and incontinence are common side effects of prostate cancer and its treatment, yet they are often under-discussed. This webinar will talk about the anatomy and function of the pelvic region, incontinence after prostate cancer treatment, and pelvic floor muscle training for incontinence. The webinar will also discuss intimacy and sexuality with prostate cancer, the mechanisms of erectile dysfunction, and will discuss management approaches for dealing with the condition. We will also hear from a patient, Don Helgeson, and his experience with both these conditions.
A Biopsychosocial Physiotherapy Approach + A Chat with a Survivor
Prostate Cancer Foundation Canada
Samantha Hughes is a a BC registered physiotherapist, educator, and author, has over 17 years of experience, specializing in pelvic health for 15 years. She takes a holistic approach, treating pelvic dysfunction, bladder, and sexual issues with consideration for each individual's uniqueness, aiming to improve pain, function, and well-being collaboratively.
Webinars
Canadian Cancer Society
Our varied and engaging webinars offer support and information to people with cancer and their caregivers, family and friends. Each webinar is presented by an expert speaker and addresses a central question about cancer treatment, quality of life and emotional and physical wellbeing.
PROCURE Webinars on Prostate Cancer
PROCURE
One of PROCURE’s missions is to inform people about prostate cancer. To do so, we organize webinars to inform, support and raise awareness. Topics covered include prostate cancer, treatment options, sexuality, nutrition, exercise, as well as new treatments and managing side effects.
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prostate cancer foundation
All FAQ's regarding ADT: Who is this treatment good for? What side effects can I expect? What should I keep an eye on that my doctor may not ask about? This article lays out all the facts and need to knows for starting ADT for prostate cancer.
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